BlackBerry KeyOne released in the UK next week

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BlackBerry KEYone smartphone

£499 for TCL-made QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry

BlackBerry's latest Android smartphone, the keyboarded KeyOne, will be available from next week in the UK at a SIM-free price of £499. The Nougat-powered smartphone arrives as BlackBerry's latest Android...

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